Recent strikes alongside mass protests against the genocide in Gaza show an increased willingness to fight injustices inherent in capitalism. Yet the leaders of labor and social movements have historically turned toward the Democratic Party and status quo electoral politics instead of maintaining mobilizations in the streets, on the job, and on campuses, where working people have real strength.

Join us for a discussion about breaking from the two-party trap and building an independent Labor Party rooted in today’s struggles.

Speakers

Hutch

A longtime trade union militant, Teamster active in Labor for Palestine, and member of Workers’ Voice

Elias Holtz
Founding member of BSTV Workers United and member of the Freedom Socialist Party National Committee

Sultana Hossain

Recording secretary for Amazon Labor Union-IBT Local 1 and member of the National Mobilization for Reproductive Justice

Nico Cardona

Immigrant rights activist recently working with Papeles Para Todos (Citizenship For All) in San Jose, Calif.

Saturday, October 12th, 2pm EST, 11am PST

In person:

Freedom Hall

113 W. 128th St

Harlem, NY